Backyard Bump-Out / Best Practice Architecture
Located on a leafy street in the Madrona neighborhood, a classic Seattle craftsman has been transformed into an expanded modern dwelling by adding a significant new volume to the rear of the house.
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Phinney Mini House / Best Practice Architecture
When a young family outgrew their beloved 1907 cottage, they entrusted Best Practice Architecture to reimagine their 1,665 square-foot, two-story home as a functional, modern, and exquisitely detailed living space.
Oak & Alder House, Seattle / Hybrid Architecture
Nestled in Seattle’s Central District neighborhood, Oak & Alder House celebrates the city’s past while setting the tone for its future.
Black Sheep Remodel / SHED Architecture & Design
The Black Sheep Remodel by SHED Architecture & Design transforms a 1921 bungalow into a modern home connected to both its interiors and green outdoor spaces. By rethinking circulation and introducing crafted details, the project adapts workforce…
Black Pine Cabin / SHED Architecture & Design
Framing existing conditions as opportunities, the team created a coherent lot on which an old home and new DADU speak to one another, and to the landscape, via a design solution informed by restraint, material relationship, and…
Sound House, Seattle / GO′C
Sound House is located in Seattle’s Magnolia neighborhood. This elevated peninsula northwest of downtown offers expansive views across Puget Sound and to downtown Seattle.
Tsuga Townhomes by Wittman Estes Architecture + Landscape
Tsuga Townhomes set out to resolve this paradox of low cost and high quality, working to achieve excellent sustainable design while balancing the construction cost proforma.
Neighborly Courtyard House / CTA Design Builders
Having lived in this modest mid-century rambler for a few years, the owners had developed a deep love for their very friendly neighborhood – a 60s development of similar one-story brick-faced homes close-in to the city.
Grasshopper Courtyard Studio / Wittman Estes
Grasshopper Courtyard Studio offers an alternative density called courtyard urbanism. Maintaining the small footprint of a 1940s house (the lot is 4,500 square feet), a multifunctional 360-square-foot studio was added along the rear alley.